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Richard Hamilton Out Wednesday, Maybe Longer

The Pistons have been almost coy as to the extent of Richard Hamilton's injury, calling it a day-to-day injury although it's been almost two weeks since he first injured it.  

It comes as no surprise then that Hamilton will miss yet another game, his seventh consecutive, on Wednesday night against the Bobcats

Via the Detroit News:

Richard Hamilton's severely sprained right ankle is going to idle him at least one more game.

Coach John Kuester ruled Hamilton out for Wednesday's game against Charlotte.

Hamilton isn't walking around with as significant of a limp as he did after spraining his ankle Opening Night in Memphis.  But there's obviously enough discomfort to keep him out of the lineup.

The game notes on ESPN stated that Hamilton was not expected to return within the next week, according to John Kuester, which would have him also missing Saturday's game in Washington and possibly even Sunday's against Dallas.  

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IT'S OBVIOUS......

That it’s a cover up from management…. DUHHH RIP and Tay are out the door, and we’ll bring in Zandolph. Even though we all know that Eddy Curry would be a better choice.

by ice_for_dyess on Nov 9, 2009 3:17 PM CST reply actions   0 recs

ohhhh

i would hope so. if we got either of those guys i would probably have to take a hiatus from watching the pistons. i’m hoping we can get RIP back for Sunday against Dallas, even though they say no….

by ice_for_dyess on Nov 9, 2009 9:46 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

cover up

You don’t cover up guys for trades by claiming they are injured; that makes them harder to trade; especially a herniated disc which can take years to heal. You would put them on the floor and let them score a lot, that increases their value.
Zandolf or Curry would both be horrible choices. How about someone young like JaVale McGee or DeAndre Jordan. Or if someone older, how about Brandon Haywood. My favorite would be to bring the Michigan native Chris Kaman home though.

by AMaize'nBlue on Nov 10, 2009 8:16 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Kaman.....

….wont get traded but it would be nice to see him in Detroit……When the Clips gopt him I said they were gettign a all star.

by BennieBladesFan on Nov 10, 2009 9:11 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

I don't

actually think we’re trading RIP, watching that first game showed (even if it was Memphis) that he and BG work really well together. I don’t see JD trading Tay either.
There’s alot of good/decent choices we could make as far as a center/pf that can bang goes. I’ll never root for Kamen though, dude played for the damn chips, can’t get worse then that. just kidding dudes got skills

by ice_for_dyess on Nov 10, 2009 11:37 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

NOT

Reporting and injury is the not the best way say hey lets trade and 10 and 8 year vet. oh by the way they are injuried. Ya that sounds good. Thats like getting pamela anderson without her boobs.. ya its cool to have her but what good is she without her boobs

by lartho6 on Nov 10, 2009 3:29 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs


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